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Finding a job in the modern world is no easy task.
Even if you manage to navigate the ghost posts that have no real job behind them, there’s then the countless rounds of interviews in addition to whatever other hoops there are to jump through.
In the NFL, that interview also includes working out in a T-shirt and shorts before they potentially give you a uniform. Some are physically gifted players, others are more cerebral. Teams are, in an ideal world, looking for both.
As usual, all eyes will be on the quarterbacks. Miami’s Cam Ward and Colorado’s Shedeur Sanders are considered by many to be the best this year’s class has to offer.
This could be a big moment for Jaxson Dart, who has been rocketing up draft boards. He’s gone from mid-round pick to now being talked about as a quarterback option within the top-10. His performance at the combine could cement that status.
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Outside of the quarterbacks, fans can get a glimpse at Boise State’s Ashton Jeanty, Penn State’s Abdul Carter and Colorado’s dual threat, Travis Hunter. While those are the headliners, some prospects will introduce themselves in a big way before the week is over.
Over 300 draft hopefuls will meet in Indianapolis as February gives way to March, hoping that they’ll hear some good news in late April.
Here’s how you can watch the NFL combine in 2025.
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How to watch NFL combine 2025
Channel: NFL Network
Stream: NFL+ | Fubo
Fans looking to see how all the league’s future stars test at the NFL combine can watch it unfold on NFL Network or stream the event with NFL+ or Fubo, which comes with a free trial.
While press conferences get underway earlier in the week, the workouts won’t begin until Thursday. Here’s…
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Publish date : 2025-02-23 16:25:00
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